could you clarify a little on this statement:
"and if they aren't people calling
themselves deejays and playing just compilation cds and cd-r:s containing
already-released material."
is it because it's to easy to buy a compilation CD? is it different from
DJ's spinning and mixing with vinyl albums (instead of 12"es)? do you mean
with compilation a compilation with radio-edits or do you also consider
unmixed compilations with full 12" versions on it?
about CD-r's with already released material: is this a music-pirating thing,
or something else?
Olaf
----- Original Message -----
From: heikki kiviluoto <heikki@enalahyysalo.fi>
To: Olaf Molenveld <olaf@interactivelink.nl>; acidjazz list
<acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: NYTimes.com Article: The D.J.'s New Mix: Digital Files and
aTurntable
> on 26.10.2001 13:16, Olaf Molenveld at olaf@interactivelink.nl wrote:
>
> > what kind of experience do you have when you watch a DJ select 12"s and
put
> > them on a turntable?
>
> well, if that dj happened to be - say - q-bert, i bet i'd sure have some
> sort of experience.:)
>
> then again, if the dj happened to be your regular club dj who does neat
beat
> mixing and little gimmicks but not anything that special, no extraordianry
> experiences then..
>
> > i am honestly curious what it is about seeing a DJ
> > playing vinyl vs. CD's.......is it that it's not common for people to
have
> > vinyl?
>
> myself being a vinyl junkie i just _happen_ to prefer vinyl over cds.
vinyl
> seems and feels more "real" to me. then again, i ain't bothered people
using
> cds as well as music has quality. and if they aren't people calling
> themselves deejays and playing just compilation cds and cd-r:s containing
> already-released material.
>
> if any deejay stared using c-cassettes!.. that would rock!:)
>
>
> --
> Heikki Kiviluoto -> ddr rhythm/turku soul boys
> turku, finland, europe
>
>
>
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